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IPL 2023 Auction Highlights: The auction for IPL 2023 was held in Kochi on Friday. A total of 87 slots were vacant in all the 10 teams before the auction, but a total of 80 players were sold during the auction. To buy these players, all the teams spent a total of Rs 167 crore in the auction. England’s star all-rounder Sam Curran got the highest price in this.
Sam Curran was bought by Punjab Kings for Rs 18.50 crore. After this, Cameron Green of Australia was the second highest selling player. Green was joined by Mumbai Indians for Rs 17.50 crore. At the same time, Ben Stokes of England was sold for Rs 16.25 crore. Stokes was bought by Chennai Super Kings.
A total of 29 foreign and 51 Indian players were sold in this auction. For the first time, four players got more than 15 crores in the auction. However, Yuvraj Singh’s record still stands.
Yuvraj Singh’s record maintained
Even though players like Sam Curran, Cameron Green, Ben Stokes and Nicholas Pooran got hefty sums, but India’s Yuvraj Singh’s record still stood. Yuvraj Singh is still the most expensive batsman sold in the auction. He was bought by Delhi in 2015 for Rs 16 crore. At the same time, Harry Brook has come at number two in the list of most expensive batsmen. He was bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 13.25 crore.
England players took 33% of the auction amount
A total of Rs 167 crore was spent in the IPL 2023 auction. Out of this, 56.4 crore rupees went to the account of England players alone. This was 33% of the total amount spent. Indian players also did not get this much amount. English players sold for Rs 56.4 crore. Sam Karan (18.5 crores), Ben Stokes (16.25 crores) and Harry Brook (13.25 crores) were the costliest English players.
A lot of money was looted on players under 25
This time the IPL franchisees looted a lot of money on the youth. Rs 71.1 crore was spent on 27 players under the age of 25. Means Rs 2.63 crore was spent per player. 28 players were sold in the age group of 25 to 29. 38.9 crore rupees were spent on these 28 players. Means 1.39 crore was spent per player here. The franchisees spent 51.5 crores on 20 players in the age group of 30 to 34. Here the average per player was 2.58 crores. Whereas 5 players aged 35+ were sold for 5.5 crores. The average price per player of this age category was 1.10 crores.
Ireland and Namibia player sold for the first time
Irish fast bowler Joshua Little was bought by Gujarat Titans for Rs 4.40 crore. His base price was Rs 50 lakh. He has become the first player from Ireland to get a contract in IPL.
At the same time David Weiss of Namibia was also successful in getting the bid. This time he came to the auction as a Namibian player. Namibian player has been sold for the first time in IPL. Although, he has played in IPL before, but then he used to play international cricket for South Africa.
Zimbabwe player returns to IPL
Zimbabwe’s experienced player Sikandar Raza was bought by Punjab Kings in the auction. Punjab took Raza for his base price of Rs 50 lakh. He has become the third player from his country to participate in IPL. Earlier Kolkata bought Tatenda Taibu and Sunrisers Hyderabad bought Brendan Taylor.
List of players sold in IPL auction 2023
Kane Williamson, New Zealand (Base price 2 crores), bought by Gujarat Titans for 2 crores
Harry Brook, England (Base price 1.5 cr), sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad for 13.25 cr
Mayank Agarwal, India (Base price 1 cr), sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad for 8.25 cr
Ajinkya Rahane, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Chennai Super Kings for 50 lakhs
Joe Root, England (Base price 1 crore), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 1 crore
Shakib Al Hasan, Bangladesh (Base price 1.5 cr), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 1.5 cr
Sam Curran, England (Base price 2 cr), bought by Punjab Kings for 18.5 cr
Sikandar Raza, Zimbabwe (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Punjab Kings for 50 lakhs
Odion Smith, West Indies (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Gujarat Titans for 50 lakhs
Jason Holder, West Indies (Base price 2 cr), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 5.75 cr
Cameron Green, Australia (Base price 2 cr), bought by Mumbai Indians for 17.5 cr
Ben Stokes, England (Base price 2 cr), sold to Chennai Super Kings for 16.25 cr
Nicholas Pooran, West Indies (Base price 2 crores), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 16 crores
Heinrich Klaasen, South Africa (Base price 1 cr), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 5.25 cr
Phil Salt, England (Base price 2 cr), bought by Delhi Capitals for 2 cr
Reece Topley, England (Base price 75 lakhs), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 1.9 crores
Jaydev Unadkat, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 50 lakhs
Jhye Richardson, Australia (Base price 1.5 cr), bought by Mumbai Indians for 1.5 cr
Ishant Sharma, India (Base price 50 lakhs) sold to Delhi Capitals for 50 lakhs
Adil Rashid, England (Base price 2 cr), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 2 cr
Akil Hossain, West Indies (Base price 1 cr), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 1 cr
Adam Zampa, Australia (Base price 1.5 cr), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 1.5 cr
Mayank Markande, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 50 lakhs
Anmolpreet Singh, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 20 lakhs
Sheikh Rashid, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Chennai Super Kings for 20 lakhs
Vivrant Sharma, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 2.6 crores
Samarth Vyas, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 20 lakhs
Sanveer Singh, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 20 lakhs
Nishant Sindhu, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Chennai Super Kings for 60 lakhs
N Jagadeesan, India (Base price 20 lakhs) sold to Kolkata Knight Riders for 90 lakhs
KS Bharath, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Gujarat Titans for 1.2 crores
Upendra Singh Yadav, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 25 lakhs
Vaibhav Arora, India (Base price 60 lakhs), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 60 lakhs
Yash Thakur, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 45 lakhs
KM Asif, India (Base price 30 lakhs), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 30 lakhs
Shivam Mavi, India (Base price 40 lakhs), sold to Gujarat Titans for 6 crores
Mukesh Kumar, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Delhi Capitals for 5.5 crores
Murugan Ashwin, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 20 lakhs
Himanshu Sharma, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 20 lakhs
Manish Pandey, India (Base price 1 cr), bought by Delhi Capitals for 2.4 cr
Will Jacks, England (Base price 1.5 cr), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 3.2 cr
Mandeep Singh, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 50 lakhs
Romario Shepherd, West Indies (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 50 lakhs
Daniel Symes, Australia (Base price 75 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 75 lakhs
Kyle Jamieson, New Zealand (Base price 1 crore), bought by Chennai Super Kings for 1 crore
Piyush Chawla, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Mumbai Indians for 50 lakhs
Amit Mishra, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Supergiants for 50 lakhs
Harpreet Bhatia, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Punjab Kings for 40 lakhs
Manoj Bhandge, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 20 lakhs
Mayank Dagar, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 1.8 crores
Dwayne Johnson, South Africa (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Mumbai Indians for 20 lakhs
Prerak Mankad, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 20 lakhs
Donovan Ferreira, South Africa (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 50 lakhs
Urvil Patel, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Gujarat Titans for 20 lakhs
Vishnu Vinod, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Mumbai Indians for 20 lakhs
Vidwath Kaverappa, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Punjab Kings for 20 lakhs
Rajan Kumar, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 70 lakhs
Suyash Sharma, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 20 lakhs
Naveen-ul-Haq, Afghanistan (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 50 lakhs
Joshua Little, Ireland (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Gujarat Titans for 4 crores
Mohit Sharma, India (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Gujarat Titans for 50 lakhs
Shams Mulani, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Mumbai Indians for 20 lakhs
Swapnil Singh, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 20 lakhs
David Wise, Namibia (Base price 1 crore), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 1 crore
Nitish Kumar Reddy, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for 20 lakhs
Avinash Singh, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 60 lakhs
Kunal Rathor, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 20 lakhs
Sonu Yadav, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for 20 lakhs
Kulwant Khejroliya, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 20 lakhs
Ajay Mandal, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Chennai Super Kings for 20 lakhs
Mohit Rathi, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Punjab Kings for 20 lakhs
Nehal Wadhera, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Mumbai Indians for 20 lakhs
Bhagat Verma, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Chennai Super Kings for 20 lakhs
Shivam Singh, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Punjab Kings for 20 lakhs
Riley Rossouw, South Africa (Base price 2 cr), bought by Delhi Capitals for 4.6 cr
Liton Das, Bangladesh (Base price 50 lakhs), bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for 50 lakhs
Akash Vashisht, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 20 lakhs
Yudhveer Charak, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Lucknow Super Giants for 20 lakhs
Raghav Goel, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Mumbai Indians for 20 lakhs
Abdul PA, India (Base price 20 lakhs), bought by Rajasthan Royals for 20 lakhs.
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